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Artist: Free
Song: All Right Now
Album: Fire and Water
Released: 1970
Genre: Rock
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Wow, guys, Bad Company last night and now Free, both with that fantastic singer, Paul Rodgers. Paul has such a great voice, he started with this band and went onto the band Bad Company. This is an absolute classic rock song from 1970 and is one of my favourite songs, gosh, can't tell you how many times I listened to this, blasting out of my record player!! A couple of other favourite songs from Free are Wishing Well and Seven Angels. You're really spoiling us, guys, thanks so much and thanks so much for your reaction. It's always good to hear your opinion on songs, although I have to say I love this song the way it is! Take care now.
Didn't realize this was same singer; he sounds different here - must be younger;)
@@Free-flyBE Hi there, yes, Paul Rodgers was 21 here, and in the song Bad Company he was 25, so a few years difference, his voice changed a bit!
@@annemaclean6634 class act!
Seven Angels is an awesome tune. Mr Big, Fire and Water also.
The trouble is you've been spoiled by listening to songs made after that time..If you were hearing it for the first time in 1970, having heard nothing like it before, you would have been blown away just as we were at the time..This is Free's most famous song and was released as a single and did very well..
exactly! you put it perfectly. and i love your name
See no such a thing baby…these cats are listening for the first time just as we did once upon a time and I love that these boys, in a country so far away are hearing this music and these awesome grooves for the first time..just as magical as when we heard it back in the day. Too cool
Historical anecdote about Rogers.....He would walk on stage clean shaven and have a 5 o'clock shadow by the time they finished the set....
Hi, when this song came out we didn't have Metallica or Dream Theater. This is 1970 and it was massive. People at school singing it. On the radio often & live this band really pulled in the crowds.....During the war in Vietnam this was among the songs on the radio for the armed forces.
Paul Kossoff was a top tier guitarist that died very young. His playing on this is legendary.
Free was the bluesiest of the blues bands, and bro is right the middle of this song is so effing good. Beautiful guitar break and bass from heaven.
Let's see I remember the first time I heard this song come on the radio, way back in 1970 and it sounds as good now as it did 52 years ago.
Free were on repeat play in our house in the 70s. My dad loved them. Paul Rodgers, oooh wow.
As noted below, the singer for this band - Paul Rogers - later became the lead singer for Bad Company, which you also reviewed recently. I saw him in concert about 4 years ago. He has still got it. :-)
I had also seen them during the same tour at the Jones Beach Theater and they were great. Paul Rogers sounded fantastic still. He clearly took good care of his voice..
Paul Rodgers also sang with Queen before their currant singer. Paul always sounded great he is one of the all time greats.
@@genabourassa7962 Yes, one of Freddie's favorite singers, as well.
This is an 8 out of 10 if you put it in the context of 1970’s production quality relative to okay, but this is a 10 based on when it came out. Pure rock ‘n roll at its best ✌️
Hate the auto correct! Meant to write “relative to today.”
You need to remember that the track was recorded over 50 years ago and was really special at the time as the norm was pop rather than rock/blues although still stands up. Have a listen to some of their other tracks you won’t be disappointed
Paul Rodgers definitely earns the honor of..
one of THE best Vocalists in Rock's history.
Guys keep in mind this was their first band that made them famous. This is rough and ready to go rock. Paul Rodgers voice is that perfect combination of gritty, sexy, bluesy and emotional. He is the best!
The bass is often out of the picture
When he is there, he's the star.
This was huge in the early 70's, we had so many great groups.
Paul Kossoff (Free guitarist) his unhappiness following the break up of Free and his drug addictions contributed to a drastic decline in his health. Kossoff died on a flight from Los Angeles to New York on 19 March 1976 age 25 from a pulmonary embolism after a blood clot in his leg moved to his lung, while touring America with Back Street Crawler. His body was returned to England and cremated at Golders Green Crematorium in North West London. His epitaph in the Summerhouse there reads: "All right now"
I was 12 when this came out. We used to roller skate at the rink to it. If you could do dance/skating.... it was like Flying, crossing over flipping from forward skating to backward skating. What a blast
This was the first band that Paul Rodgers was in and this song was their biggest hit, you know Paul from the band 'Bad Company', he co-wrote this with fellow band mate Andy Frasier, a total classic. This song never fails to take me back when my brother and sister would play this together and he'd always get mad at her because she'd screw up on her base playing while he's doing the lead chords, lol! Thanks for this guys!
Well, after 50 years it still blows me away...perfect from start to finish❤
Grew up with this song, still plays on the radio here in the states today on the classic rock stations!
Interesting that you didn't find the song had enough oomph. The story behind this song according to Simon Kirke is that after a bad gig at Durham Students Union they went back to their dressing room on a downer and they realised that they needed something strong to finish their set. Andy Frasor then started jumping around singing Alright Now and eventually sat down with Paul Rogers and wrote this song in 10 minutes. Andy Frasor more or less confirmed the story. I think Bad Company is more your style then as they are the rock version of Free who are blues rock and don't generally make you head bang. Free you can layback and chill to and had the vibe of many blues rock bands around that time like Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack and are more my style. I saw them live several times, the most memorable one being at The Royal Albert Hall which must have been 1971 as i was with my wife to be, it was rather raucous and the concert was eventually shut down by staff switching off the power, they were into about their fifth encore. I'm sure it was one of the RAH shows that contributed to rock concerts being banned from there in 1972
Cool story!
You guys need to listen to Peter Green
@Penderyn Yes! That’s how it was!
Absolutely one of the classics...
Paul Rodgers, has his footprint in both Free and Bad Company. Heartbreaker by Free. Run with the pack by Bad Company. Love them
Was 9 when this came out. Loved hearing it when my parents put it on.
Fell off my platforms dancing to this! 🤣
After reading your comment, I had to look to see if you were a man or lady because men wore platform shoes too 😂
Hey dudes. This tune is a super giant. Paul Rodgers is one of the best vocalist in rock and roll. They are not like a Rush or Toole. It's more about simplicity and just old fashioned kick ass Rock and roll. Not progressive or heavy. Keep on digging in the rabbit hole. And keep rocking on
Thanks Bros, glad you did the album version rather that the truncated single.
Nice! I agree about the rhythm. I read that they were very young (18 or 19). Bad Company sounds more dynamic and musically mature. For some more classics, consider Foghat: "I Just Want to Make Love to You", "Slow Ride" - studio album versions for best sound. Thanks for the reactions guys!!!
Yaas !!!! "Slow Ride" for sure, great suggestion !!! ✌💖🌻🐝😷🎨🎶
The guitarist here was Paul Kossoff, who died in 1976, so this song has been around a long time!
MUST HEAR Classics::
Argent "Hold Your Head Up"
Head East "Never Been Any Reason"
Vanilla Fudge "You Keep Me Hangin' On"
Spirit "I Got A Line On You" & "Nature's Way.
'Never Been Any Reason' is my jam; haven't seen any reactors doing it yet:/
@@Free-flyBE Andy & Alex Reacted To It,, But No One Else That I've Seen.
@@happymethehappyone8300 thanks, I'll check it out;)
@@Free-flyBE No Problem.
This was a gem from the 1970s that I remember fondly, having been a grade-school child of that time. The generation right before mine fully enjoyed this kind of FREE-spirited rock fresh out of the oven... jamming to the hard-hitting yet earthy new sounds at clandestine basement parties (sans parents) where clouds of "special smoke" no doubt filled the air... and the real excitement was out in the driveway amid brags of whose little Camaro could blow the doors off whose slick-ass GTO. 😆 Certainly I overheard songs like this back then over my babysitter's radio. But it wasn't until I came more of age in the late 1980's / early 1990's that I actually listened to the genius of it. Keep in mind that this is rock and roll at its most raw. It was meant only to make you feel good. Listen to it while roaring down an open highway, and it's all you can do not to stomp the gas around hairpin curves!!! This song, along with Nazareth's "Hair Of The Dog" and The Hollies' "Long Cool Woman" (among many others), is the ultimate soundtrack to a hefty speeding ticket. 🤣 There is no need to critique the feel of high octane in your veins.
And for your criticism, the band member were all in their teens when they started "Free" and by the time this song came out Paul Rodgers was barely 20...so actually this was a great song for a bunch of young men barely and some not even out of their teens. And people are still listening to this song and liking it...
LOOOVE THE ZEPPELIN T-SHIRT!! Paul Rodger's voice is so bluesy. He was kick ass in FREE and in BAD COMPANY who I saw in concert in 1981!
Music we had through the mid-late 60s & the 70s is unlike any other. Bands we listened to through the 60s split up & they went their own way and created their own bands through the 70s was just a real treat to be able to continue listening to the talent that is totally lacking these days. I’m 61 years old now and I’m still stuck on this music. There’s nothing quite like it.
Paul Rodgers one of the all time greatest rock singer’s in my opinion
That guitar solo / tone is just brilliant.
I was 8 yrs old 😱 still a great 😃 song
Yaay!! Never enough of Paul Rodgers voice for me. Keep it coming please!!
Wishing Well ❤
If you are not excited by the greatest vocalist in rock history singing one of rock music's greatest songs...well, you're in the wrong business
I have the utmost respect for Paul Rodgers. He's had a brilliant career, from Free, to Bad Company, to some solo albums, to The Firm, and some other stuff on the side. For example, check out him and Jeff Beck covering George Benson's "On Broadway." I had one of his solo albums. On the back it said, "All songs written by Paul Rodgers. All songs sung by Paul Rodgers. All instruments played by Paul Rodgers."
Making it truly a "solo album."
Great song!! Lead singer also was lead singer for Bad Company later on🎵🎶
53 years old….they became Bad Company.
The lead singer from this group is also the lead singer for Bad Company
Bros, I'm sure you know that the lead singer, Paul Rodgers, went to form Bad Company. He's considered one of the greatest rock singers.
Wishing Well by Free next please! It's my favourite from them. Thanks
Yes!! You did it! Isn't it great?
Outstanding, my dudes. I didn't realize that this song is 50 years ago. I think it stands the test of time.
The Legendary Paul Rodgers! If y’all are going down the Paul Rodgers rabbit hole, may I suggest his work with Jimmy Page in the 80’s -
The Firm - Midnight Moonlight Lady
Great reaction Bro's. Foghat Slow Ride you might like as well.
A must !!!!!!!!!!!!
''Fire and Water'' ''Take a Train'' and ''Wishing Well'' are 3 more of my fave Free tunes...worth a listen
Paul Rodgers was reputed to be Freddie Mercury's favourite rock singer.
Another group that is from Canada called Bachman Turner overdrive “BTO “Randy Bachman who also played with The Guess Who check out their song called “no time”from the Guess Who.
Another fine selection !! 😎
If you watch this song in a live video you will appreciate it more!
You cannot change perfection!
Top 10 classic rock song
🎸💯 Paul Rodgers's voice is so freakin cool‼🔥
I loved him in both Free AND Bad Company‼Both bands are incredible‼☮ ❤ 🎶
You guys prolly know this but this was true "head banging" rock; EVERY playlist of older rock has this song. Paul Rogers vocals and the several different iconic riffs make this one of the top of the heap songs!! Dude, you think this lacked, haha?? 1973 summer riding around smoking pot listening to music - Led Zep IV, tons of great albums, but none of those played as much as this song!!
Should have played the live version from "Free LIve", far better than the studio version.
Welcome to my childhood! Y'all ROCK😎🇺🇸
I know you guys don’t believe me.
I’m kind of laughing a little inside myself. You know when you know something for a fact, but the person you are talking to has never experienced it or even believes you. That’s us. Me and 2 Rock guys halfway around the world. My world is TEXAS and I’m going to keep telling you. I’m not wrong on this.
This old FREE song was another radio classic back in the day. When I saw Patrick say “show me something” I knew he was getting jaded. There is nothing wrong with that at all. Every serious Rock fan is super jaded for good reason. That is because there is some really fantastic music out there and you want to be blown away every time.
That’s part of the deal with reaction channels. You get a lot of high power, music in a very short time span. What took us years is taking you hours. Now, I’m going to tell you once again. You WILL love this song!
It will straight up kick your ass! JUDAS PREIST: Riding On The Wind!!!! (studio version only please).
Go Loud and trust the Old School who has been there, done that!
Pick any band. I don’t always like to have to explain myself so much and why my picks are solid, so here’s a small taste of my concert experience just to show you I know What The Fuck I’m talking about. Live in concert: JUDAS PREIST 18 times, PINK FLOYD 3 times, STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN once, QUEENSRYCHE 21 times, AC⚡️DC 6 times, Z Z TOP 6 times, METALLICA 6 times, RUSH 18 times, PANTERA 6 times, IRON MAIDEN 18 times, SCORPIONS 6 times, ALICE IN CHAINS 6 times, MEGADETH 7 times. It goes on and on. I’m not even close to halfway through. Play that fucking song and ROCK Your Ass OFF! I’m not kidding and I fucking guarantee it brothers!
Don’t make me come over there.
Keep going? YES 6 times, BLACK SABBATH 5 times, OZZY 7 times,
DEEP PURPLE 7 times……
It keeps going and going. It’s exhausting just remembering it. I did this shit for DECADES when all this music was first coming out. I saw a lot of these bands first tours and just kept going every time they came back. Everyone toured my city from the beginning. That’s how I saw so much. TOOL 5 times, MOTLEY CRUE 6 times. I’ll stop now. Play the fucking song.
There’s at least 30 more bands easy.
Probably closer to 40. I’m surprised I still have a working liver and ear drums. When you see AC⚡️DC on the For Those About To Rock tour from the tenth row and they set off CANNONS! You feel like somebody is hitting you right on the sternum with a hammer. It was probably the loudest sound I’ve EVER heard. After several shots, blowing smoke rings across the stage, it started to feel dangerous. Like are my ears going to work tomorrow dangerous. One of the very best concerts I’ve ever seen and I saw Back in Black tour! My Rock music opinion is beyond valid.
It’s just stuff you’ve never heard. Isn’t that the point of the channel?
Half the people you are going by,(likes and views) are too young to know that these strong AF songs even exist! I don’t do weak music ever. Believe That!
An absolute classic! Their biggest hit but not their best song, by far, imho. It's a great song and was a HUGE international hit! 3 of them were still teenagers when they made it big and the other was only 20 or 21. They were supremely talented musicians. The guitarist, singer and bassist are all amongst the GOATs and the drummer was pretty amazing too and incredibly underrated, in my opinion. You should definitely listen to more Free! Just bear in mind that this isn't heavy metal and production techniques were limited back then. Their style is raw blues rock. It was about raw emotion... of all kinds. You should try and find some live performances. They REALLY came into their own live! "Mr Big" from the Isle of Wight Festival would be a good place to start. :)
The second he said “Oh oh whoa” you boys should of reached for the tissue
This Song is Party , now - right now , tomorrow the moment could be wasted , so common .. all right now
Awesome song! Paul Rogers voice is so hot!
Guys, can you check out the band Live. Try Iris or I Alone. Lightening Crashes off that album is 🔥 too, but the first 2 hit hard. Please!
For me all this song needs is a shredding guitar solo at the end. I still Love it though.
Paul Rodgers AND the drummer of Free went on to the band Bad Company.
I never give a thumbs up to anyone who thinks that they could remake a classic song better.
New sub, and big fan of Bad Co from back in the day. These songs remind me of the fun times my buddies and I had growing up in San Diego, listening to KGB.
I didn’t get to see them live, but I did see Paul Rodgers when he toured with Queen. Kinda a two-fer. 😁
If you guys want to hear bass you have to play mr big by free
My first concert was FREE. I went on later to see Bad Co on two occasions, the first being the Burning Skies tour.
Give a listen to Wishing Well.
Oh wow love me some free back in high school 🤘😊
I have an injury and am not suppose to bounce around but I cannot stop myself from dancing during this. Love FREE but love BAD COMPANY more.
Hell yea!!
Love Paul Rodgers, he's a god ❤ you need to do '' Wishing Well '' next, its my favourite 70's Rock song ❤❤❤
Love seeing you react to more Bad Company so soon. They are an awesome band!! Love your reactions!
This is Free, not Bad Co. YW 🙂
This is the band Free, not Bad Company. The singer, Paul Rodgers started with this band and then moved on to the band Bad Company. All Right Now is a classic song from Free, however I have to say, having a Bad Company reaction on Thursday and a Free reaction on Friday, I think we're being spoilt! All the best.
You want to hear a fantastic love ballad? Incredible vocals, masterful piano and instrumentals. A masterpiece. It’s called, A Song For You, by Donny Hathaway. It would be a real treat for you and for us if you did a reaction. Gracias.
Good old 1970's blue jean / keg party rock n roll.
I love this song but you do have a point George with your critical analysis, personally I think Wishing Well is a better song from Free.
Rolling Stone Magazine said:
"Paul Rodgers is the best male rock vocalist ever!"
best song ever made....
Great Tune.
Noticed the LA T-shirt so an LA maybe in order 👇
Please Please Please react to Love- Forever Changes. Greatest album of all time for me. Puts anything from 67’ to shame! Pure bliss and an influence on multiple generations.
Standout songs from Love
You Set The Scene
Always see your face
Alone again or
Everybody’s gotta live
A house is not a motel
Queen and Paul Rodgers played this live.
This is one song where I actually prefer the radio edit.
The edited version cuts out the noodling part of the guitar solo and then, after the main solo, it goes straight back into the chorus rather than having the riff come in and build up to the chorus.
Somehow these small changes make it a much harder hitting track which retains its essence as a great rock groove.
In the longer version they sound like they’re were right on the edge of being out of their depth and were struggling to come up with ideas to keep it sounding fresh.
In the edit, you can completely forget how young they were and just be in awe of how great they sound but in this version their vulnerability and lack of experience come through.
An oldie but goodie .
Paul Rogers, Yummy😁😁😁😁😁😛😛😋😋😋😋😋😜😋😋🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
Now , you trying to trick in LOVE☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
I would give this song a good 9.5/10 personally, but this song is quite nostalgic for me. If you want to try some more, then give Wishing Well a go. I give it 9/10 myself, but you may like it better.
Ah yes !
❤️🎼❤️🎶❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Check out some more Canadian Bands please. Burton Cummings “Share the land” or “Peter pumpkin head” by crash test dummies or Great Big Sea “When I’m up” to name a few :)
I had the feeling that Patrick wasn't digging this song so much. George, it seemed like you were enjoying it and I'm a bit disappointed that you both didn't dig it like we all did in the '70s on through to today. You are entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong! LOL! I'm kidding! Of course, this is a reaction channel and that's what you're doing and I have nothing but respect for both of you!
It was song tp "Dirty Dnce " to., nd roleplay.
Paul Rodgers was an inspiration for Ronnie Van Zant
The band ended up having to change their name...people would see "FREE" on the album and mistake the band's name for a free album! 🤭
Now you should listen to the rock group The Firm with Paul and Jimmy Page song Radioactive.
I agree with the brothers, it was an ok song, but nothing to write home about. (Tell your friends about.) I never even found out the name of the band that played it. I spent my sparse record money on different bands. It was in a lot of Vietnam war movies, along with that song by Creedence.
If you had watched this..Free - All Right Now - Isle of Wight Festival '70 you would not be doggin Simon,he beats a mean drum....
Hello brothers , you have really been on streak lately . Love the music you've been picking lately . I would like to ask for Triumph "Hold on", It's a real rocker with mega vocals and strong guitar solo. I know you will love it . Matter of fact, I will pledge $100 to your account if you don't like it . This song is my ultimate favorite for cranking !
Dude…listen to the drums again…Respect…
Paul Rodgers... #UTB
If you hit Free again, can I suggest Fire & Water? So much better than Alright Now or Wishing Well which are the most well-known of their tracks but nowhere near their best work.
Free my favourite band of all time, I have all the albums. My personal favourites are 'Be my friend' & love you so, but yes Fire & Water is a great album.